Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760)
Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760) in Michigan: pending, effective TBD (pending House). Applies to Social media companies serving Michigan users. Age range: Under 18. Age verification required — social media companies must verify applicants are not minors without parental co
Key facts
| Jurisdiction | Michigan |
|---|---|
| Category | Social Media |
| Status | pending |
| Effective date | TBD (pending House) |
| Age range | Under 18 |
| Applies to | Social media companies serving Michigan users |
Key requirements
- Age verification required — social media companies must verify applicants are not minors without parental consent
- Parental consent required before minor can create a social media account
- Parental supervision tools: view privacy settings, set daily time limits, restrict overnight access
- Prohibits overnight notifications and notifications during school hours
- Bans targeted advertising aimed at minors
- Holds AI companies accountable if chatbot contributes to harm to a child
Notes
Passed Michigan Senate 20-17 on April 29, 2026. No House action as of September 2026; Republican-controlled House has not scheduled a vote. Original June 30, 2026 effective date has lapsed.
Frequently asked
What does Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760) require?
Age verification required — social media companies must verify applicants are not minors without parental consent Parental consent required before minor can create a social media account Parental supervision tools: view privacy settings, set daily time limits, restrict overnight access Prohibits overnight notifications and notifications during school hours Bans targeted advertising aimed at minors Holds AI companies accountable if chatbot contributes to harm to a child
Who must comply with Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760) in Michigan?
Social media companies serving Michigan users
When does Kids Over Clicks — Youth Online Safety Package (SB 757-760) take effect and what is its status?
Effective TBD (pending House). Current status: pending. Passed Michigan Senate 20-17 on April 29, 2026. No House action as of September 2026; Republican-controlled House has not scheduled a vote. Original June 30, 2026 effective date has lapsed.
Related laws
| Law | Jurisdiction | Category | Status | Effective |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Children's Social Media Safety Act (HB 5511) | Illinois | Social Media | pending | 2028 |
| Nevada Youth Online Safety Act (SB 63) | Nevada | Social Media | active | January 1, 2026 |
| Social Media Safety Act (SB 396) & 2025 Amendments (Acts 900 / 901) | Arkansas | Social Media | blocked | N/A (enjoined) |
| Protecting Our Kids from Social Media Addiction Act (SB 976) | California | Social Media | challenged | January 1, 2025 (partial); age verification January 1, 2027 |
| California Addictive Features Ban for Under-16s (AB 1709) | California | Social Media | pending | TBD (awaiting Governor) |
| Healthier Social Media Use by Youth Act (HB 24-1136) | Colorado | Social Media | blocked | N/A (enjoined) |
| Online Protections for Minors (HB 3) | Florida | Social Media | challenged | January 1, 2025 |
| Protecting Georgia's Children on Social Media Act (SB 351) | Georgia | Social Media | blocked | July 1, 2025 (enjoined) |
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